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Display specific BactMentha datasets

BactMentha dataset filtered on host taxa:

Click on a taxon button to display the BactMentha database pathogen-host protein-protein interactions for the corresponding host taxon.
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All Data

Human

Mouse

Rat

BactMentha dataset filtered on pathogen categories:

The World Health Organization (WHO) Priority Pathogens are infectious microorganisms considered a significant threat to global public health, often due to their potential for causing severe outbreaks or limited treatment options. According to the European Union classification system of biological agents, hazard groups (from 1 to 4) categorize, based on their risk, those which may affect the human health (https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/misc208.pdf). Click on the following buttons to filter the BactMentha Datasets and display only the interactions involving pathogens in either WHO priority list or in an Hazard group. (Filter on Hazard groups 1 and 4 have not been added as no such pathogens are found in BactMentha).

Who priority
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Hazard groups

Who priority

Hazard group 2

Hazard group 3

BactMentha dataset filtered on Human-Bacteria annotated protein interactions:

Experimental data have been recovered on some protein-protein interactions, which permit to get more details on the binding regions on either host protein side, pathogen protein side or both. The Ontology Search (OS) definition of those binding regions can be found here. Moreover, mimicINT tool have been used to infer some interaction interfaces between Human proteins and bacterial proteins based on known domain-domain or domain-motif templates of interaction. Click on the following buttons to display only the Human-Bacteria protein-protein interactions for which there are known experimental binding regions (BR) on at least one protein side or mimicINT predicted interfaces (MI) of interaction (always both sides).

Binding regions

mimicINT interfaces

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